Wingware Support wrote:
> Hi,
>> On Wed, 19 Oct 2005, Yves Bastide wrote:
>> BTW, the first chunk of the patch does not apply, since it tries to
>> remove a nonexistent '_ignore_scripts = 1' from
>> /usr/local/lib/wingide2.0/scripts/editor-extensions.py. I had to add
>> this line because the scripts search order is backward
>> (/usr/local/lib/wingide2.0/scripts is before ~/.wingide2.0/scripts); and
>> changing it breaks the 'import' statement. Known bug?
Hmm. The search order is a red herring, and my bug report's wrong.
I think wingide just doesn't like having two scripts with the same name.
(0. Close every files and wingide)
1. Copy /usr/local/lib/wingide2.0/scripts/editor-extensions.py
in ~/.wingide2.0/scripts
2. Start wingide
2.5 Create a new file
3. Execute upper-case: Exception
Here's the log extract:
wingide - 2005/10/19 18:08:36 - Scripts: Error::Error executing script .user.internal_script_editor_extensions.upper_case
wingide - 2005/10/19 18:08:36 - Runtime failure details:
wingide - 2005/10/19 18:08:36 - Exception: 'exceptions.AttributeError'
wingide - 2005/10/19 18:08:36 - Value = "'NoneType' object has no attribute 'upper'"
wingide - 2005/10/19 18:08:36 - Traceback:
wingide - 2005/10/19 18:08:36 - File "2.3/src/command/commandmgr.pyo", line 735, in Execute
wingide - 2005/10/19 18:08:36 - File "/usr/local/lib/wingide2.0/scripts/editor-extensions.py", line 64, in upper_case
wingide - 2005/10/19 18:08:36 - _transform_selection(editor, string.upper)
(Note that the global script was used; this, whether you select
the first or second 'upper-case').
The exception is on 'string.upper', and indeed string is None.
Putting 'print string.upper' results in an UnboundLocalError
on 'string'; re-importing string makes print fly, but then
_transform_selection is None...
>> BTW2: Do you Wingware guys plan on using a public bug tracker?
>> We may add one but have found so far that it's easier to maintain
> a private list (this may be changing tho as the user base grows).
Yep, I understand it may be less usable for you. As an user, I'd
like to know reported bugs, requested features, etc. without having
to search the mailing list
> Thanks for the patches!
You're welcome!
>> Stephan Deibel
yves